PicPick vs Open Screenshot

Struggling to choose between PicPick and Open Screenshot? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

PicPick is a Photos & Graphics solution with tags like screenshot, annotation, image-editing.

It boasts features such as Screen capture, Basic image editing, Drawing tools, Color picker, Ruler, Magnifier, Screen recorder, GIF maker and pros including Free, Lightweight, Easy to use, Lots of capture options, Built-in editor, Cross-platform.

On the other hand, Open Screenshot is a Os & Utilities product tagged with screenshot, annotate, edit, export.

Its standout features include Take screenshots, Capture full web pages, Edit screenshots, Annotate screenshots with arrows, text, etc, Export screenshots, Share screenshots quickly, and it shines with pros like Open source, Free, Cross-platform, Simple and easy to use, Good annotation tools, Captures scrolling web pages.

Feature	PicPick	Open Screenshot
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	Photos & Graphics	Os & Utilities

Product Overview

PicPick

Description: PicPick is a free screen capture tool for Windows that allows you to take screenshots, annotate images, edit photos and more. It has basic image editing features like crop, resize, add text etc. Useful for creating tutorials, documentation, reports.

Open Screenshot

Description: Open Screenshot is an open-source screenshot tool for Linux. It allows you to take screenshots, edit them, and export them. Key features include capturing full web pages, adding annotations like arrows and text, and sharing screenshots quickly.

Key Features Comparison

PicPick Features

• Screen capture
• Basic image editing
• Drawing tools
• Color picker
• Ruler
• Magnifier
• Screen recorder
• GIF maker

Open Screenshot Features

• Take screenshots
• Capture full web pages
• Edit screenshots
• Annotate screenshots with arrows, text, etc
• Export screenshots
• Share screenshots quickly

Pros & Cons Analysis

PicPick

Pros

• Free
• Lightweight
• Easy to use
• Lots of capture options
• Built-in editor
• Cross-platform

Cons

• Limited editing features
• No cloud sync
• Watermark on exports
• Screen recorder has time limit

Open Screenshot

Pros

• Open source
• Free
• Cross-platform
• Simple and easy to use
• Good annotation tools
• Captures scrolling web pages

Cons

• Limited features compared to proprietary tools
• No built-in image editor
• Fewer sharing options than other tools

Pricing Comparison

PicPick

• Freemium

Open Screenshot

• Open Source
• Free